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crazedlunatic · 5 years
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Questions
“Quit whining, Blaine.”
“I can’t.”
“Why can’t you?”
“Because I’m grumpy and sleepy and I need a nap.”
“So shut up and take a nap?” David asked, looking at Blaine like he was crazy.
“I can’t just take a nap. There are certain parameters to be met. Wes isn’t here, you’re busy, and I know I technically did cuddle with Andy once but it was just weird.”
“When did you cuddle with Andy? How did he meet your parameters? Wait. Andy from here or Andy from church?”
“Are they not the same Andy?” Blaine, who was half draped over the back of the couch, sat up straight.
“… They look nothing alike.”
“That actually explains a lot... so I’m not sure which it was.” Blaine fell back onto the couch in a laying position. “Do you think your mom would mind if I went home this weekend without you?”
David looked at him, clearly trying to decide if he should laugh or be annoyed.
“Because your sister cuddles me. Your mom too. And I’ll have you know that once, I cuddled your dad. He didn’t necessarily cuddle back but it was still nice because he didn’t push me away. Do you think I always want to cuddle because I was starved for affection as a child?”
“No. I think it’s because you’re a cuddle whore.”
“That is rude.” Blaine scoffed.
David got a mischievous grin on his face and then said, “Hey, Kurt!”
Blaine shot up into a sitting position, eyes lighting up.
“God, this is disgusting.” Wes groaned as he came in behind Kurt. “Please don’t. I can’t stomach the painfulness today, Blainers.”
“I thought we weren’t going there?” David looked at Blaine, amused.
For how many times Blaine had openly admitting that he wanted to cuddle Kurt, he never came out and did it.
“I need body heat to survive. Otherwise I’ll slip back into a depression and we’ll lose regionals, soooo….”
“You better get your ass over there and start cuddling then.” Wes’ voice was much more urgent. “Please don’t make me give that solo to Nick because we will be fucked in the ass—no offense to you, Kurt, Nick, or Jeff.”
“I think Blaine needs fucked in the—ass.” David cringed as Kurt walked within hearing distance.
“Did I…. interrupt something?”
“Blaine needs body warmth. Apparently, his chubby cheeks aren’t doing it for him right now.” Wes said. “You should sit with him. Or on him. On his lap. With your pants off—”
Blaine grabbed an empty can of Dr. Pepper and hurled it at Wes’ head.
“God. I think your talent is wasted on soccer.” Wes huffed, raising his textbook before it could hit him right in the face. “Gross. I think there was still some in it. Thanks for that.”
“Any time.” Blaine said and then smiled brightly at Kurt. “Did you have a good weekend? We missed you yesterday.”
“I did have a good weekend. I miss my Dad when I’m not here so I try to go a lot… we’re pretty close.” Kurt nodded.
“Well Blaine’s also pretty close to his hand…”
Blaine’s eyes widened in horror and he shot Wes a very un-Blaine look.
Kurt blinked several times, unsure if he’d heard what he thought he did.
“Yeah, I’ve got stuff to do.” David hopped up, giving Blaine a very pointed look.
Blaine tilted his head, facial expression neutral but it was clear they were having a silent conversation with each other.
“I’m going to go with him ‘cause I’m afraid to be outnumbered by gay guys.” Wes hopped up as well, following David out of the common room.
“… Are you the weird one or are they the weird ones?” Kurt asked him, still looking confused.
“That’s debatable, honestly. They pretty much adopted me and won’t let me leave.” Blaine said—which was kind of the truth. “So… uhm… do you like Harry Potter?”
“Not really.” Kurt shrugged. “My aunt tried to get me into it when I was little but—why do you look like I just killed your sister? Oh God. Do you have a dead sister? Wait, do you have siblings?”
“I have a sister in law I’ve only met once and I’m pretty sure she was alive.” Blaine said.
“So, you have a brother?”
“Yeah. He’s a lot older, though. He moved to Italy when I was three so I don’t really know him that well. It’s kind of a every couple of years holiday dinner type deal.” Blaine shrugged. “You don’t like Harry Potter? Do you have siblings?”
“I have a stepbrother. I actually had a huge crush on hm at one point but we just pretend that didn’t happen.” Kurt said and then his blue eyes widened. “That might have been too much information.”
“Nah. I had a crush on Wes for about 4.5 hours and we’re like brothers.” Blaine shrugged.
“Wes? Really?”
“He’s pretty sweet if you get him in the right mood… and he actually cuddles with me usually but he’s in a mood… probably because David lost his virginity first.” Blaine shrugged again. “You do like Disney, though, right?”
“I mean, I haven’t really watched the movies much since I was younger but I went to Disney World every year until I was seven.” Kurt shrugged this time.
“Why did you quit going?”
“Uhm… well, my mom died.” Kurt admitted.
Blaine’s eyes widened in horror.
“It’s okay!” Kurt said quickly. “Really!”
“This is why they just let me sing but not actually communicate with the outside world.” Blaine groaned, covering his face with one hand.
“I could ask you a personal question to make up for it?” Kurt suggested. “If it’d make you feel better?”
“It might.” Blaine lowered his hand.
“If your family lives in Westerville, why do you live here? Don’t you even stay on the weekends?” Kurt asked. “I know a lot of kids aren’t local to here, so…”
“Uhm… Well, I don’t spend all of my weekends here but I don’t spend any of them with my family.” Blaine said, tone very… even.
Because he hadn’t expected this… although, honestly, David had warned him it would be coming.
They’d been friends for months and it was only natural for Kurt to wonder.
“Can I ask why?” Kurt asked.
Blaine opened his mouth a few times to speak but closed it just as many times.
“You don’t have to answer.” Kurt said, now looking concerned.
“The best way to put it is that… my grandmother is a politician and judge… a Republican politician and judge…” Blaine said. “I don’t really stand for what they believe in and, honestly I don’t really want to be in a spotlight anyway, especially for that, so… I just don’t go home. I get lunch with my Mom once a week, though, which is about as much as I can handle.”
Kurt stared at Blaine, his blue eyes wide.
“It’s fine.” Blaine said quickly, able to tell Kurt was now worried. “I’m fine. I just… I’m more comfortable here and with David and Wes’ families. I’m happy at Dalton and my parents aren’t great but I do have a solid support system in their families so it’s… good. It’s good. I’m good.”
“Blaine…”
“No. Really.” Blaine reassured him. “Honestly I’m happier than I’ve been in a really long time and hopefully I’ll get a scholarship and never have to worry about it again.”
Kurt’s expression softened.
“Pinky promise?” Blaine held out his pinky.
Kurt bit back a smile, linking pinkies with Blaine. “Okay. So, you get to ask another question. Maybe three more to make up for that one.”
“Hmm.” Blaine looked thoughtful, tucking his legs underneath himself. “What do you want to do in college? I mean… assuming you want to go to college.”
“I would like to go to Parsons for fashion design in undergrad… maybe stay there for grad school or move to LA to grad school.” Kurt said and then added, “Assuming I’d even get into fashion for undergrad. What about you?”
“Well I’m hoping I’ll get a soccer scholarship. I could get recruited from Duke, US Santa Barbara, and UCLA… I mean, supposedly. I know they’ve been around but I haven’t actually talked to any of them after they’ve watched.” Blaine shrugged.
“But what would you go for?”
“At the moment I think I’m more focused on getting out than what I’ll do once I get in.” Blaine admitted.
“You don’t know what you want to do? At all?”
“Honestly the last couple of years I’ve just been trying to get to where I am now. I used to want to be a lawyer or a doctor but… I’m not so sure anymore.”
“Why not?”
“My dad is a doctor and my grandmother is a judge… and I don’t really want to follow in their footsteps.” Blaine paused and then added, “Or end up like them. I’m kind of counting down the days to graduation so I’ll never have to see them again.”
“I’m sorry.” Kurt bit his lip, looking upset.
“I’ll get everything figured out once I’m not tied to them anymore. I just need to get to that point and then I’ll be good.” Blaine said confidently.
“Yeah.” Kurt nodded.
“Seriously. Don’t worry.” Blaine gave Kurt his usual, bright smile.
“I just didn’t know you might be leaving this summer.” Kurt’s voice was soft. “I didn’t think about it. Sometimes I forget you’re a year older than me… well, a grade higher, really. Our birthdays aren’t far apart but I missed the school enrollment deadline by a month to be in your grade. I’ll… miss you.”
Blaine frowned because, honestly, he hadn’t really thought about that.
He knew he liked Kurt—liked him much more than even David or Wes probably knew. And of course he’d known he was a senior and Kurt was a junior… but he hadn’t thought about what that meant. That soon they may have been separated.
“I’ll miss you too, Kurt.” Blaine’s voice was soft. “I could end up at OSU or UK, though.”
“I understand wanting to get out.” Kurt said. “More than you may know. Starting over on your own, no history… I really want that too.”
“Hey, maybe I’ll get into UCLA and you’ll get into fashion design school in LA. We could totally be roommates or something.”
Or something as in maybe boyfriends… then partners… then husbands… then dads.
But that was ridiculous.
They were in high school.
That kind of stuff didn’t happen in real life.
“I think you’d be a really good lawyer or doctor.” Kurt said. “You shouldn’t write those off because of your family.”
Blaine swallowed hard looking at Kurt, his chest tightening at the thought of maybe leaving in August and never seeing him again.
What if it was too late and they’d missed their chance?
“I should probably work on my French essay, but maybe I’ll see you at dinner?” Kurt stood up.
“Kurt—” Blaine moved to stand but didn’t do it. He looked up at Kurt, his hazel eyes meeting Kurt’s blue ones.
“Blaine?”
“I really, uhm… like you.” Blaine licked his lips anxiously.
“I really like you too, Blaine.” Kurt’s voice was soft—it was always so soft. “It just… it’s hard to think about not being…”
“Yeah.” Blaine said, knowing what Kurt meant because he felt it too.
They both knew they wanted to be together but for some reason, Blaine was holding back. It was obvious Blaine was the one, too. Kurt was upfront. Kurt was consistent. Blaine was out outlier. The wildcard.
Everything was in Blaine’s court and he hated it because he had a hard time admitting his feelings over the simplest things, let alone how hard it was to talk about what was in his heart.
“How is Pavaratti doing? I know you said he was acting a little weird last night.”
“I don’t know. I think he’s okay. Maybe he’s not done molting yet or something?” Kurt grabbed his bag. “I’ll see you tomorrow for more Blaine and the Pips practice. Have a good night.”
“Yeah, you too.” Blane frowned as Kurt left the common room, his stomach in knots.
Why was it that he had a plan, a real plan, to get out… and then Kurt shows up? And why was it that he couldn’t get Kurt out of his mind for more than an hour at a time?
And why did his heart feel like it had been ripped out after seeing Kurt’s facial expression when Blaine admitted he wanted to get away when he went to school?
And the even more important question… why did he want to sabotage his next recruit visit the next day so he had an excuse to stay local and go to OSU or UK?
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ohhthereuare · 11 years
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If I lay here
Fluffy klaine inspired by "Imagine your OTP laying on the hood of a car and watching shooting stars."
enjoy (ノ◕ヮ◕)ノ*:・゚✧
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“I’d like to show you something” Blaine said one afternoon over their iced-coffee and the mischievous spark in his eyes made Kurt suddenly very wary.
“Okaaay… Go on then”
“I can’t”
“You can’t?” Kurt raised his eyebrow at him.
“I cannot now but I’ll be able in two days. Is it okay?”
“I guess so”
“Great. Be ready at 8.30pm. I’m going to pick you up. Dress warmly” then he glanced down at his watch and with furrowed eyebrows took the last gulp of his drink.
“No peaking out!”
“I am not peaking out, Blaine”
“Remember Kurt, if you cheat, you’re going to ruin the surprise”
“I can’t see a thing, I promise but if you keep bugging me about it, I might change my mind”
“You wouldn’t do this to me, would you? I put my whole heart in this idea and-“
“Oh my God, Blaine, stop it, I can feel your puppy eyes on me right now!” he said with a laugh just as Blaine pulled the car over.
“Don’t open till I say so” Blaine reminded him. Kurt heard a sound of one door opening then closing and soon Blaine put a palm on his shoulder and helped him get out of the car. They took couple of steps towards the front of the vehicle. Blaine shuffled with something which required taking his palm off of Kurt. Before the taller boy had a chance to sigh quietly in disappointment, he felt a pair of hands resting on his waist.
“Lay down”
“What?” Kurt asked in a breathy and high voice. Okay, just calm down…
“You can trust me. And keep your eyes closed”
Kurt did as he was told. He felt a hard surface of a car hood covered in a blanket under his butt and back as he lowered himself down carefully.
“ Okay, open your eyes now”
He felt a giant shiver making its way down his body because Blaine was laying right there next to him, his hot breath ghosting over Kurt’s ear and jaw and Kurt was sure his heart would burst out of his chest any moment-
But then he opened his and found himself completely speechless. A brilliant night sky stretched upon them, silky darkness dotted with sparking stars. They were alone on a hill, city lights long forgotten behind their backs, only one lonely house with two lights on was barely visible in the distance. Kurt was trying to wrap his mind around the beauty of the scene when suddenly a slight movement caught his attention.
“A shooting star!” he gasped out in awe.
“Yep, tonight’s the night. I thought you may like it”
“Are you kidding? I- I love it, I- Oh my God, Blaine, this is incredible. I’ve always wanted to see them”
“You mean you’ve never done this before?”
“Never really had an opportunity to. And besides, never really had anyone to see it with” he felt himself blush in an instant “A-a friend, I mean”
They laid there for a while, pointing with excitement towards every falling flash of light. Their hands would brush often and every single time made Kurt’s heart flutter in his chest. Then after a moment of silence he heard Blaine’s smooth, but quiet, voice filling the air.
If I lay here If I just lay here-
“Oh my God, Blaine, you’ve got to be kidding me” Kurt giggled.
Would lay with me And just forget the world?
Kurt smiled and joined his best friend in the second verse, which made Blaine turn his head towards him and smile that one smile of his that felt like skylark’s singing and warm tea while watching a sunset during summertime.
Another star fell from the star and Kurt watched the sudden flash mesmerized, missing the way Blaine’s eyes watched him, flickering with their own light, or the way he took his breath a bit sharper.
“Already made a wish?”
Normally Kurt would have backed out. He would have blushed, moved away and mumbled something, hoping for his heart to stop bumping against his ribcage like crazy. But he felt warm and safe, the smell, that only a summer night had, with just a hint of Blaine’s sweet scent, surrounding him, and he knew how easy it would be to make his dream come true. So he leaned in and locked his lips with Blaine’s. The kiss was a bit hesitate and soft, just a gentle touch of lips, but it was enough for both of them to gasp when they finally parted.
“And you?” Kurt asked in a whisper. After a second he felt fingers intertwining with his.
“Not needed anymore”.
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